Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Director

The Switch is automatically created by the Management Dashboard based on Cisco Discovery 
Protocol (CDP) information returned by the DMP. CDP information is retrieved during a GetStatus 
operation. The CDP information returned by the DMP includes the switch host name, switch IP 
address, and the switch interface to which the DMP is connected. 

If you want to export a list of TV devices supported by a DMP for further troubleshooting, you can create 
a punchlist file from the Management Dashboard and save it to a local file.

The list is saved as comma-separated text file that you can open in a text editor or Excel, and you can 
also change the delimiter.

RS-232 connectivity status (as long as the TV has an RS-232 connection). TVs must support the 
RS-232 response codes. Possible statuses are Connected, Disconnected, or Unknown. Unknown 
status is reported when the TV does not support RS-232 response codes.

HDMI Auto-Detection status has been added. If HDMI auto-detection is disabled, then the Cisco 
StadiumVision Director no longer checks auto-detection status and will not create a TV alert. In 
previous releases of Cisco StadiumVision Director, if HDMI auto-detection was disabled on the TV, 
then when the Cisco StadiumVision Director checked auto-detection status, a TV status alert was 
displayed. The state of auto-detection support (enabled or disabled) can now be set within Cisco 
StadiumVision Director to notify the software to disable that check.

See the 

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of the POE enhancements.

The following changes are made to proof of play support in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 2.4:

In Service Pack 1, the default pop.timeout value for proof of play processing has been increased 
from 1000000 milliseconds (16.67 minutes) to 7200000 milliseconds (2 hours). The value is also 
changed for any manually-configured value in the system that is less than 2 hours.

The exported data files were changed from comma-delimited to tab-delimited format for support of 
internationalization (i18N). 

The file names continue to use the .csv file extention, but the data is in Tab Separated Values 
(TSV) format.

The names of the supported file types have been changed from “Generic” to “Detailed” and from 
“KORE” to “Summary” since release 2.3.

The following file names have been changed:

detailed.csv (renamed from genData.csv for the generic report in releases prior to 2.3)

summary.csv (renamed from koreData.csv for the KORE Interactive Systems, Inc. report in 
releases prior to 2.3)